ABOUT SHUBHAM


  • An Associate Member of The Institute of Company Secretaries of India.
  • Bachelor of Commerce.
  • Diversified experience in Corporate Laws, Taxation, Legal Audits, Secretarial Management & Compliance thereof, Corporate Restructuring, Initial Public Offering, Stock Market operations, Consumer Protection Laws, Business Setups etc.

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